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  Unlike oily skin, dry skin can be prevented. Learn to reinforce the trans epidermal barrier, add hydration and nutrients, normalize exfoliation, and protect the skin from drying environmental factors. Tina Marie Zillmann demonstrates: skin analysis with a scope; cleansing with a mild pumpkin-enzyme cleanser; lactic peel; ultrasonic deep clean and nutrition treatment to penetrate hyaluronic, anti-inflammatory, and amino-peptide products; Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatment for hypo- and hyperpigmentation; moisturizer with epidermal growth factor; and application of sun block with zinc and titanium oxide. She also addresses Fitzpatrick type 1, sensitive skin, acne scarring, rosacea, discoloration, broken capillaries, and fine lines.

• Eve Taylor London Gives back to Nature Campaign
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  By Anne Todd
  

  Eve Taylor London has joined with Trees for the Future, which is revitalising degraded land supporting impoverished families in Africa by planting new trees.

   

  Planting new trees regenerates the land, supports the ecosystem of wildlife and insects, and combats climate change by offsetting carbon emissions to the equivalent of 26,000 miles of car driving and producing approximately 260 pounds of oxygen per year. By planting specific types of fast-growing trees, fruit trees, hardwoods, and food crops in a systematic manner over a four-year period, families can positively change their lives forever and support the environment. For more information visit trees.org.

• Trish Green President of Eve Taylor North America
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  Agraduate of Victoria University of Manchester England, Trish  Green has been an educator in the aesthetics and alternative health care industry for 25 years. She is an advocate for raising standards in education, with special interest in aromatherapy. Her career in the field of natural health and aesthetics is wide and varied. She is a CIDESCO diplomat in aesthetics, certified Bach Flower remedy practitioner, internationally-trained aromatherapist, and homeopathic practitioner.  Agraduate of Victoria University of Manchester England, Trish  Green has been an educator in the aesthetics and alternative health care industry for 25 years. She is an advocate for raising standards in education, with special interest in aromatherapy. Her career in the field of natural health and aesthetics is wide and varied. She is a CIDESCO diplomat in aesthetics, certified Bach Flower remedy practitioner, internationally-trained aromatherapist, and homeopathic practitioner.  

• A Crash Course in "Professional Networking"
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  Raise your hand if you are familiar with social networking. Maybe you have a Facebook profile or Twitter account. If you are currently engaged in these activities, is it for business, pleasure, or both? If you answered both, are you maintaining separate accounts or just one?
  In everyday life we have very well established protocols regarding the separation of these activities. For instance, you would never allow your children to accompany you in the treatment room with a client or discuss your personal matters with her other than superficial pleasantries.